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  2. package/README.md +47 -0
  3. package/assets/docs/reference/adoption/adoption-playbook.md +215 -0
  4. package/assets/docs/reference/adoption/downstream-project-registry.md +78 -0
  5. package/assets/docs/reference/adoption/migration-v0.9.md +74 -0
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  9. package/assets/integrations/directed-development.md +36 -0
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  26. package/assets/starter/docs/governance/ssot-v0.9.md +166 -0
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+ ---
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+ id: REF-SITE-PUBLICATION-BRIEF
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+ title: Website Publication Brief
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+ type: reference
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+ status: stable
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+ canonical: true
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+ owner: human
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+ created: 2026-06-04
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+ last_reviewed: 2026-06-13
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+ domain: adoption
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+ tags:
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+ - website
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+ - public
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+ - handoff
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+ pinned: false
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+ related:
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+ - REF-PUBLIC-RELEASE-CHECKLIST
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+ - REF-PROJECT-RELATIONSHIP
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+ ---
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+
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+ # Website Publication Brief
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+
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+ Use this when asking the PieAI Studio website project to add Project Governance
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+ System as a public project page.
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+
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+ ## Public Positioning
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+
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+ Project Governance System is an AI-native governance layer for projects that
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+ work with AI agents over time.
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+
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+ Beginner-friendly description:
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+
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+ > Git remembers code history. AGENTS.md tells an AI how to enter a project.
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+ > Superpowers gives engineering workflows. Project Governance System is the
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+ > librarian and traffic desk: it decides where durable AI-created documents
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+ > belong, which ones are current truth, which route a task should take, and
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+ > when old documents should retire.
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+
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+ ## What To Emphasize
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+
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+ - It keeps AI-generated specs, plans, decisions, references, and routing rules
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+ from becoming unmanaged clutter.
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+ - It separates central governance rules from project-local truth.
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+ - It has two practical profiles: engineering-runtime and doc-only.
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+ - It provides `doc-gov` commands for schema checks, manifest freshness, link
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+ checks, router integrity, health checks, and read-only migration checks.
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+ - It provides `pro-gov` commands for packaged starter/profile assets,
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+ read-only init planning, read-only sync checks, and package health checks.
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+ - It is designed to work with external workflow systems instead of replacing
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+ them.
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+
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+ ## Do Not Overclaim
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+
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+ - Do not say it replaces Git.
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+ - Do not say it replaces Superpowers.
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+ - Do not say it automatically migrates every project.
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+ - Do not imply product prompts, generated media, or runtime assets must move
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+ under `docs/**`.
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+
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+ ## Suggested Website Prompt
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+
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+ ```text
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+ Read <local ProjectGovernanceSystem checkout path> as the source project.
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+
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+ Add Project Governance System to <local PieAIStudio-Site path> as a
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+ public project surface. Follow the existing project-page pattern, homepage card
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+ pattern, translations, and sitemap conventions in that website repository.
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+
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+ Use the central repo's README.md, packages/doc-gov/README.md,
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+ packages/pro-gov/README.md, docs/reference/adoption/public-release-checklist.md,
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+ and docs/reference/adoption/site-publication-brief.md as source material.
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+
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+ Position it for normal readers as an AI-era documentation governance system:
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+ the librarian and traffic desk for AI-created project documents. Explain what
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+ problem it solves, why it matters, how doc-gov checks work, and how it fits next
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+ to Git, AGENTS.md, Superpowers, pro-gov starter/profile distribution, and
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+ project-local product truth.
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+
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+ Keep the copy confident but accurate. Do not claim automatic migration or
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+ full replacement of existing workflow tools. npm publication is live, so include
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+ the package install commands for @pieai/doc-gov and @pieai/pro-gov, and link the
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+ npm packages plus the GitHub repository.
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+
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+ After implementation, run the site's normal quality/typecheck/build checks and
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+ verify the new public route plus sitemap entry.
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+ ```
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+ # Directed Development Integration
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+
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+ Directed Development is an optional workflow for mixed, cross-domain, interdependent product work.
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+
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+ It is not the default for every task.
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+
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+ ## Boundary
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+
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+ Directed Development may define:
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+
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+ - ordered DD Blocks
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+ - dependencies between Blocks
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+ - BDD-style acceptance scenarios
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+ - verification gates
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+
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+ Directed Development must not define:
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+
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+ - artifact locations
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+ - project document paths
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+ - project lane names
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+ - runtime truth
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+
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+ Those remain owned by the project and doc-gov.
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+
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+ Agents routing decides whether this workflow applies. Directed Development does
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+ not replace the project router.
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+
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+ ## Trigger
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+
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+ Use Directed Development only when all are true:
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+
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+ - the task is product work
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+ - it crosses local lanes or shared contracts
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+ - sequencing risk makes a flat plan unsafe
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+
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+ Doc-only projects do not use Directed Development unless explicitly opted in.
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+ # Superpowers Integration
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+
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+ Superpowers is an external plugin/system. This repository does not vendor or rewrite it.
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+
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+ ## Boundary
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+
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+ Superpowers owns engineering workflows such as:
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+
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+ - brainstorming
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+ - writing plans
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+ - TDD
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+ - debugging
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+ - verification before completion
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+ - worktree usage
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+
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+ Project Governance System owns:
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+
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+ - documentation lifecycle
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+ - agents routing
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+ - current work index conventions
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+ - the governed location and boundary for externally sourced AI evidence rules
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+
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+ ## Rule
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+
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+ Use Superpowers inside the selected project lane. Do not let Superpowers create a separate durable document tree unless the project explicitly adopts one.
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+
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+ Durable outputs should map back to the project's doc-gov layers:
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+
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+ - specs -> `docs/specs/**`
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+ - plans -> `docs/plans/**`
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+ - durable references -> `docs/reference/**`
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+
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+ ## Execution Order
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+
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+ Agents routing classifies first. Superpowers executes inside the selected lane.
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+
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+ ```mermaid
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+ flowchart TD
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+ A["Task arrives"] --> B["Read project router and current work"]
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+ B --> C["Classify profile and lane"]
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+ C --> D{"Does this lane need a Superpowers workflow?"}
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+ D -- "yes" --> E["Use the matching Superpowers skill"]
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+ D -- "no" --> F["Use the local non-Superpowers lane rules"]
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+ E --> G["Write durable outputs into doc-gov layers"]
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+ F --> G
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+ ```
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+
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+ If Superpowers suggests a default location such as `docs/superpowers/**`, project instructions may override that location. The durable project record should still land in the governed doc-gov layer unless the project has explicitly adopted a separate Superpowers document tree.
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+
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+ Host-specific files such as `CLAUDE.md` may include Superpowers skill routing
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+ text. That text is an adapter. It must not replace the project `AGENTS.md`
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+ router or run before the Project Governance System routing block.
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+ profile: doc-only
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+ required:
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+ doc_gov: true
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+ pro_gov: true
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+ ssot: true
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+ ai_in_the_loop:
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+ target: docs/policy/shared-rules/ai-in-the-loop.md
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+ source: external shared-rule SSOT
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+ agents_routing: docs/governance/agents-routing/doc-only-v0.9.md
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+ current_work: docs/reference/execution/current-work.md
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+ optional:
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+ directed_development: false
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+ superpowers: false
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+ project_local_required:
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+ - docs/policy/best-practice-for-this-project.md
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+ - canon/provenance/approval boundaries
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+ - archive/delete policy
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+ not_included:
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+ - engineering-runtime agents routing
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+ - behavior-critical code lanes
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+ - Superpowers TDD workflow
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+ # Doc-Only Profile
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+
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+ Use for non-runtime projects: IP development, AI media production, research vaults, writing systems, asset governance, and strategy libraries.
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+
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+ ## Includes
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+
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+ - `packages/doc-gov`
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+ - `packages/pro-gov`
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+ - `docs/governance/ssot-v0.9.md`
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+ - external AI-in-the-Loop policy linked by target projects under `docs/policy/shared-rules/ai-in-the-loop.md`
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+ - `docs/governance/agents-routing/doc-only-v0.9.md`
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+ - starter `docs/governance/` and `docs/policy/` templates
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+
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+ ## Does Not Include By Default
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+
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+ - engineering-runtime agents routing
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+ - Directed Development
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+ - Superpowers TDD
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+ - behavior-critical code lanes
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+
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+ ## Requires Project-Local Rules
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+
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+ Each project must define:
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+
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+ - canon layers
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+ - asset/provenance rules
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+ - approval boundaries
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+ - archive/delete policy
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+ - current work index (required, kept lightweight when there is no active execution lane)
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+
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+ ## Automation Boundary
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+
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+ This profile is a human/AI adoption contract. `doc-gov` validates the resulting
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+ project shape. `pro-gov` packages reusable starter/profile assets and exposes
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+ read-only init/sync checks, but it does not overwrite project-local files in
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+ the first release. Use `starter/`, this profile, and `manifest.yml` as the
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+ reference checklist.
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+ profile: engineering-runtime
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+ required:
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+ doc_gov: true
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+ pro_gov: true
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+ ssot: true
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+ ai_in_the_loop:
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+ target: docs/policy/shared-rules/ai-in-the-loop.md
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+ source: external shared-rule SSOT
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+ agents_routing: docs/governance/agents-routing/engineering-runtime-v0.9.md
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+ current_work: docs/reference/execution/current-work.md
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+ optional:
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+ directed_development: integrations/directed-development.md
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+ superpowers: integrations/superpowers.md
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+ project_local_required:
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+ - docs/policy/best-practice-for-this-project.md
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+ - AGENTS.md lane summary
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+ - verification command ladder
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+ - current runtime truth hierarchy
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+ not_included:
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+ - product canon
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+ - project-specific runtime rules
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+ - Superpowers plugin body
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+ # Engineering Runtime Profile
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+
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+ Use for code-heavy projects: apps, games, runtimes, services, browser products, Electron apps, and multiplayer prototypes.
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+
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+ ## Includes
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+
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+ - `packages/doc-gov`
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+ - `packages/pro-gov`
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+ - `docs/governance/ssot-v0.9.md`
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+ - external AI-in-the-Loop policy linked by target projects under `docs/policy/shared-rules/ai-in-the-loop.md`
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+ - `docs/governance/agents-routing/engineering-runtime-v0.9.md`
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+ - `integrations/superpowers.md`
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+ - `integrations/directed-development.md`
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+ - starter `docs/governance/` and `docs/policy/` templates
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+
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+ ## Requires Project-Local Rules
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+
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+ Each project must define:
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+
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+ - current runtime truth hierarchy
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+ - lane profile
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+ - behavior-critical paths
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+ - verification command ladder
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+ - current work index
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+
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+ ## Does Not Include
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+
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+ - product canon
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+ - stack-specific rules
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+ - game/app-specific lane wording
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+ - Superpowers plugin body
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+
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+ ## Automation Boundary
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+
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+ This profile is a human/AI adoption contract. `doc-gov` validates the resulting
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+ project shape. `pro-gov` packages reusable starter/profile assets and exposes
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+ read-only init/sync checks, but it does not overwrite project-local files in
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+ the first release. Use `starter/`, this profile, and `manifest.yml` as the
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+ reference checklist.
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+ name: docs-check
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+
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+ on:
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+ pull_request:
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+ paths:
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+ - "AGENTS.md"
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+ - "CLAUDE.md"
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+ - "GEMINI.md"
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+ - "README.md"
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+ - "docs/**"
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+ - "lefthook.yml"
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+ - ".github/workflows/docs-check.yml"
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+ - "package.json"
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+ - "pnpm-lock.yaml"
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+ push:
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+ branches:
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+ - main
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+ paths:
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+ - "AGENTS.md"
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+ - "CLAUDE.md"
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+ - "GEMINI.md"
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+ - "README.md"
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+ - "docs/**"
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+ - "lefthook.yml"
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+ - ".github/workflows/docs-check.yml"
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+ - "package.json"
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+ - "pnpm-lock.yaml"
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+
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+ jobs:
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+ doc-gov:
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+ name: doc-gov
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+ runs-on: ubuntu-latest
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+ steps:
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+ - uses: actions/checkout@v4
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+
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+ - uses: pnpm/action-setup@v4
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+
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+ - uses: actions/setup-node@v4
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+ with:
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+ node-version: "22"
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+ cache: pnpm
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+ - name: Install dependencies
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+ run: pnpm install --frozen-lockfile
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+
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+ - name: Validate router and entry files
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+ run: pnpm doc-gov router-check
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+
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+ - name: Validate governed docs
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+ run: pnpm doc-gov check
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+
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+ - name: Validate manifest freshness
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+ run: pnpm doc-gov scan --check
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+
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+ - name: Validate links
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+ run: pnpm doc-gov links
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+ - name: Audit docs
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+ run: pnpm doc-gov audit
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+ # PROJECT_NAME AI Router
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+
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+ ## PGS Router Block
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+ <!-- PGS-ROUTER:BEGIN v0.9 -->
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+ ## Startup Reading
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+ `README.md` is the human-facing project introduction. Do not use it as the default AI startup path unless the task is about project positioning, public explanation, or the README itself.
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+ 1. All Markdown files under `docs/policy/**/*.md`, including files in
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+ subdirectories and symlinked shared-rule files.
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+ 2. `docs/governance/boundary.md`
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+ 3. `docs/governance/ssot-v0.9.md`
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+ 4. `docs/governance/doc-agent-rules.md`
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+ 5. `docs/governance/doc-types.md`
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+ 6. The selected agents routing file:
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+ - `docs/governance/agents-routing/engineering-runtime-v0.9.md`, or
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+ - `docs/governance/agents-routing/doc-only-v0.9.md`
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+ 7. `docs/reference/execution/current-work.md`
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+ ## Governance
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+ - Use doc-gov for governed Markdown.
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+ - Governed Markdown lives under `docs/**` by default.
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+ - Product artifacts outside `docs/**` are not governed docs unless this project explicitly opts them in.
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+ - Before creating docs: `pnpm doc-gov find <topic>`.
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+ - Before claiming doc work complete:
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+ - `pnpm doc-gov router-check`
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+ - `pnpm doc-gov check`
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+ - `pnpm doc-gov scan --check`
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+ - `pnpm doc-gov links`
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+ - `pnpm doc-gov audit`
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+ - `pnpm doc-gov doctor`
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+
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+ ## Routing
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+
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+ - Name this project's adopted profile: `engineering-runtime` or `doc-only`.
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+ - Point to the chosen agents-routing file from `docs/governance/agents-routing/`.
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+ - Engineering projects may use Superpowers, Directed Development, GStack, or other external workflows only inside the selected lane; do not copy upstream `integrations/` into the target project by default.
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+ - Doc-only projects should say that Superpowers TDD and Directed Development are not enabled by default.
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+ - External workflow systems such as Superpowers or GStack run inside the lane selected by this router. They must not replace this project router.
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+ <!-- PGS-ROUTER:END -->
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+ ## Upstream Rule
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+ Do not locally invent doc-gov core changes such as new document statuses, frontmatter schema, lifecycle rules, shared agents-routing rules, or external shared-rule placement contracts. If such a change seems necessary, propose it upstream in the Project Governance System upstream repository first.
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+ # Claude Adapter
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+ Read `AGENTS.md` first and follow it as the project router.
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+ Claude-specific workflow guidance may add tool usage details, but it must not
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+ replace or run before the Project Governance System router block in `AGENTS.md`.
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+ ---
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+ id: GOV-AGENTS-ROUTING-DOC-ONLY-V0-9
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+ title: Doc-Only Agents Routing v0.9
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+ type: policy
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+ status: stable
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+ canonical: true
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+ owner: human
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+ created: 2026-05-09
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+ last_reviewed: 2026-05-09
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+ domain: agents-routing
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+ tags:
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+ - agents-routing
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+ - doc-only
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+ - workflow
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+ pinned: true
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+ related:
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+ - GOV-SSOT-V0-9
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+ - REF-DOC-GOVERNANCE-BOUNDARY
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+ supersedes: []
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+ superseded_by: null
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+ ---
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+
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+ # Doc-Only Agents Routing v0.9
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+ Shared routing algorithm for non-runtime projects such as AI media, IP development, research, and asset governance workspaces.
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+ This route does not use Superpowers TDD or Directed Development by default.
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+ ## Core Flow
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+
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+ ```mermaid
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+ flowchart TD
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+ A["Task arrives"] --> B["Read project router and current work"]
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+ B --> C{"What is being changed?"}
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+ C --> D["canon / durable truth"]
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+ C --> E["asset / provenance"]
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+ C --> F["reference / operating guide"]
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+ C --> G["archive / cleanup"]
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+ C --> H["review / synthesis"]
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+ D --> I["Update canonical doc"]
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+ E --> J["Preserve source and approval trail"]
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+ F --> K["Update reusable guide"]
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+ G --> L["Archive or delete stale material"]
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+ H --> M["Write summary and evidence"]
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+ I --> N["Run doc-gov checks"]
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+ J --> N
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+ K --> N
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+ L --> N
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+ M --> N
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+ ```
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+ ## Rules
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+ - Do not ask whether the task needs TDD unless the project has actual runtime code.
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+ - Do not trigger Directed Development unless the project explicitly opts in.
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+ - Prefer SSOT, provenance, and approval clarity over engineering ceremonies.
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+ - Use AI-in-the-Loop for evidence: inspect source, change one thing, verify the target document or asset path.
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+
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+ ## Typical Lanes
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+
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+ - canon truth
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+ - asset intake and promotion
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+ - production/reference guide
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+ - archive and cleanup
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+ - research synthesis
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+ The local project decides exact lane names.
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+ ## Product Artifact Boundary
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+ Doc-only projects often produce Markdown, prompts, images, scripts, bibles,
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+ reference packs, and asset manifests as product artifacts.
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+ Those artifacts do not become governed `docs/**` files just because they are
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+ written as Markdown. Governed docs record decisions, plans, references, policies,
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+ and workspace truth. Product artifacts stay in the project package or workbench
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+ unless the project explicitly opts them into doc-gov.
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+ ## External Workflow Boundary
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+ This route runs before external workflow systems such as Superpowers or GStack.
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+ Host-specific files such as `CLAUDE.md` or `GEMINI.md` may adapt the route for a
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+ specific AI client, but they must not replace the project `AGENTS.md` route.
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+ ---
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+ id: GOV-AGENTS-ROUTING-ENGINEERING-RUNTIME-V0-9
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+ title: Engineering Runtime Agents Routing v0.9
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+ type: policy
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+ status: stable
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+ canonical: true
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+ owner: human
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+ created: 2026-05-09
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+ last_reviewed: 2026-05-09
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+ domain: agents-routing
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+ tags:
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+ - agents-routing
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+ - engineering-runtime
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+ - workflow
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+ pinned: true
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+ related:
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+ - GOV-SSOT-V0-9
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+ - REF-DOC-GOVERNANCE-BOUNDARY
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+ supersedes: []
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+ superseded_by: null
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+ ---
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+
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+ # Engineering Runtime Agents Routing v0.9
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+
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+ Shared routing algorithm for app, game, runtime, and code-heavy projects.
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+ This file decides **how to choose a workflow**, not what the project is currently building. Current work belongs in the project's `docs/reference/execution/current-work.md` or equivalent.
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+
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+ ## Core Flow
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+
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+ ```mermaid
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+ flowchart TD
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+ A["Task arrives"] --> B["Read project router and current work"]
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+ B --> C["Classify with local lane profile"]
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+ C --> D{"Mixed / cross-domain / interdependent product work?"}
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+ D -- "yes" --> E["Use Directed Development to split ordered DD Blocks"]
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+ E --> C
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+ D -- "no" --> F["Enter local lane"]
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+ F --> G["Use matching Superpowers workflow if applicable"]
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+ G --> H["Use AI-in-the-Loop evidence cycle"]
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+ H --> I["Record evidence in doc-gov"]
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Keep It Small
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+
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+ Use this router only to pick depth and workflow. Do not use it as a project roadmap.
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+
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+ ## DD Trigger
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+ Use Directed Development only when all are true:
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+ - the task is product work
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+ - it crosses local lanes or shared contracts
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+ - sequencing risk makes a flat plan unsafe
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+ Do not trigger DD for broad mechanical edits, renames, formatting, or ordinary docs migration.
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+
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+ ## Project-Local Lane Profile
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+ Every engineering project must define its own lane profile in `AGENTS.md` or `docs/policy/best-practice-for-this-project.md`.
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+ Typical lanes:
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+ - visual / UX / game-feel
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+ - content / config / canon
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+ - behavior-critical code
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+ - pure refactor
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+ But the shared router must not define project-specific lanes.
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+
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+ ## External Workflow Boundary
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+ This route runs before external workflow systems such as Superpowers or GStack.
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+ Those systems may provide skills, reviews, browser workflows, or shipping gates,
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+ but they execute **inside** the lane selected by this route.
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+ Host-specific files such as `CLAUDE.md` or `GEMINI.md` may adapt the route for a
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+ specific AI client, but they must not replace the project `AGENTS.md` route.
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+ ---
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+ id: REF-DOC-GOVERNANCE-BOUNDARY
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+ title: Documentation Governance Boundary
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+ type: reference
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+ status: stable
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+ canonical: true
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+ owner: project
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+ created: YYYY-MM-DD
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+ last_reviewed: YYYY-MM-DD
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+ domain: doc-governance
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+ tags:
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+ - doc-gov
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+ - boundary
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+ pinned: true
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+ related:
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+ - POLICY-DOC-AGENT-RULES
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+ - POLICY-DOC-TYPES
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+ supersedes: []
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+ superseded_by: null
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+ ---
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+
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+ # Project Governance Boundary
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+ Use this folder for the Project Governance System's own rules.
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+ Beginner version: `docs/governance/` is the filing-cabinet manual and traffic
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+ desk. It explains how governed documents work, how agents choose a workflow,
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+ and what the system does not govern.
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+ It is not where project product truth, source assets, generated media, or
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+ project-specific AI development habits live.
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+ ## Put Here
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+ - Document types and lifecycle rules.
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+ - SSOT rules for governed docs.
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+ - Agents-routing rules.
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+ - Documentation agent behavior rules.
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+ - Document templates.
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+ - The generated doc manifest.
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+
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+ ## Do Not Put Here
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+
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+ - Project-specific AI development practices.
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+ - Product canon, runtime truth, or content truth.
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+ - Product prompts, generated media notes, or project-package workbench files.
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+ - Current project plans or active specs.
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+ - Superpowers plugin content.
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+ ## Put Those Elsewhere
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+ | Need | Put it in |
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+ | --- | --- |
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+ | AI startup entry | `AGENTS.md` |
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+ | Agent routing algorithm | `docs/governance/agents-routing/` |
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+ | Governed SSOT rules | `docs/governance/ssot-v0.9.md` |
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+ | Project AI development practices | `docs/policy/best-practice-for-this-project.md` |
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+ | Current work index | `docs/reference/execution/current-work.md` |
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+ | Product or world truth | `docs/canon/` |
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+ | Active implementation work | `docs/plans/active/` |
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+ | Completed proof records | `docs/plans/completed/` |
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+ | Product artifacts outside governed docs | Project package, workbench, assets, runtime config, or source tree |
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+
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+ When unsure, ask this question: is this rule about how the document system works,
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+ how agents should route work, or about how this particular project works?
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+ System rules go here. Project-specific rules go to `docs/policy/`.
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+ ## Governed Scope
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+ By default, doc-gov governs Markdown under `docs/**` and AI entry files such as
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+ `AGENTS.md`.
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+ It does not govern every Markdown file in the repository. Markdown under
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+ product packages, workbenches, prompt libraries, source folders, or asset
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+ folders can be product artifacts. Keep those files where the product package
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+ expects them unless a project explicitly opts them into doc-gov.